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Thu, 26 Oct 2006 19:11:56 +000 |
Hi,
I'm currently producing a 3d view of a room. I'm applying ordinary colours to
the walls, ceilings etc. When I do the radiosity solution and look at the scene
in the preview pane everything looks great. But when I do a full render the
colours don't display correctly. Two things happen in the full render display,
(i) the colours on the walls/ceilings have dark blotches all through them and
some complete walls are not coloured at all, and (ii) if I close the rendered
image and just render again without changing any settings, the image differs in
regard to which walls are rendered properly. In other words, one wall could
come out perfectly in the rendered image with other walls being blotchy or no
colour, and if I render again without changing anything, this same wall could
this time be blotchy and have no colour but the other would be fine. Any advice
would be much appreciated. Thank |
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Sat, 28 Oct 2006 00:29:05 +000 |
My first guess would be that you've got two copies of the problematic
objects in the same place. But I could be wrong.
<monarch> wrote in message news:5376029@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi,
I'm currently producing a 3d view of a room. I'm applying ordinary colours
to the walls, ceilings etc. When I do the radiosity solution and look at
the scene in the preview pane everything looks great. But when I do a full
render the colours don't display correctly. Two things happen in the full
render display, (i) the colours on the walls/ceilings have dark blotches all
through them and some complete walls are not coloured at all, and (ii) if I
close the rendered image and just render again without changing any
settings, the image differs in regard to which walls are rendered properly.
In other words, one wall could come out perfectly in the rendered image with
other walls being blotchy or no colour, and if I render again without
changing anything, this same wall could this time be blotchy and have no
colour but the other would be fine. Any advice would be much appreciated.
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